Meanings of examination board in English

Northern Ireland's examination board is to investigate why girls are outperforming boys in the A-level exams.

Regrettably this decision has had to be taken by the examination board because of the actions of a member of Eton's staff.

But the examination board may have been more enlightened about how they marked papers -to everyone's surprise I left school with nine.

And Mrs Gascoyne is going to write a letter to the examination board to say that you're going to take the exam after all.

Nearly 1,000 pupils in Northern Ireland have been sent a written apology from the examination board for a GCSE grading mistake.

So also were there three kings at the Civil Service Examination Board.

Things had not been going quite smoothly at the Examination Board.

Three examination boards have added Syal to their set texts.

This has become possible because decks are now recognised as a formal instrument by examination boards.

There is no logic when you have one curriculum but different examination boards and different exam papers, the statement said.

The work follows closely the requirements of the College Entrance Examination Board, and of the New York State Education Department.

The New Yorker, July 6, 1935 P. 8 Talk story about the College Entrance Examination Board.

Recently the dean addressed the annual meeting of the College Entrance Examination Board in N.Y. on the subject of his program.

He had also become somewhat known to the official world, even beyond the confines of the Weights and Measures, or the Examination Board.

He stood down between these dates during controversy over his role as head of the European unit of the Welsh examinations board, the WJEC.

It called on the Basic Education Department to scrap the Independent Examination Board, which it said undermined the "revolutionary efforts of the 1976 generation".